How does this compare to the SoyaPower Plus? The Soyapower Plus is another no-filter soy machine. The prices seem about the same between these two. It's hard to find reviews on the other machine (except for one lady who reviewed what seems like every soy milk maker available!)I'm sure almost noboy here can review both machines since, well, they are expensive and who would have both except professional reviewers? The soyapower plus seems to have an extra outer plastic case or something that makes it quieter. I have twin 16 month olds and I'm guessing the only time I could make soy milk would be when they went to sleep...so the sound level would be important to me. How is this machine for sound?Anyway, it doesn't hurt to ask, right? Thanks! How does this compare to the SoyaPower Plus? The Soyapower Plus is another no-filter soy machine. The prices seem about the same between these two. It's hard to find reviews on the other... » Read More How does this compare to the SoyaPower Plus? The Soyapower Plus is another no-filter soy machine. The prices seem about the same between these two. It's hard to find reviews on the other machine (except for one lady who reviewed what seems like every soy milk maker available!)I'm sure almost noboy here can review both machines since, well, they are expensive and who would have both except professional reviewers? The soyapower plus seems to have an extra outer plastic case or something that makes it quieter. I have twin 16 month olds and I'm guessing the only time I could make soy milk would be when they went to sleep...so the sound level would be important to me. How is this machine for sound?Anyway, it doesn't hurt to ask, right? Thanks! « Show Less
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+1 The people at SoyQuick have been utterly non-responsive. Now they don't even answer their customer service line during regular business hours.I am actually trying to contact them to CANCEL my order since the expedited shipping they promise never showed. Already sent an email, but that might be a black hole.
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I own the Soyapower Plus and love it! Obviously can't compare it to the other machine. Between the Soyapower Plus and the older version of it we have been using these Sanlinx machines daily for over a decade. Soak the beans, put water in the machine, add beans, push a button and voila' soy milk in about 15 minutes. Pour through handy filter screen into a wide mouth mason jar, then rinse the parts, give a quick once over with a sudsy scrubber and you're done. VERY EASY to use and to clean.Very durable. Motor is WAY quieter than blender or coffee grinder or any other comparable machine. The only downside is the blah appearance. I own the Soyapower Plus and love it! Obviously can't compare it to the other machine. Between the Soyapower Plus and the older version of it we have been using these Sanlinx machines daily for over a decade. Soak the beans, put water in the machine, add beans, push a button and voila' soy milk in about 15 minutes. Pour through handy filter screen into a wide mouth mason jar, then rinse the parts, give a quick once over with a sudsy scrubber and you're done. VERY EASY to use and to clean.Very durable. Motor is WAY quieter than blender or coffee grinder or any other comparable machine. The... » Read More I own the Soyapower Plus and love it! Obviously can't compare it to the other machine. Between the Soyapower Plus and the older version of it we have been using these Sanlinx machines daily for over a decade. Soak the beans, put water in the machine, add beans, push a button and voila' soy milk in about 15 minutes. Pour through handy filter screen into a wide mouth mason jar, then rinse the parts, give a quick once over with a sudsy scrubber and you're done. VERY EASY to use and to clean.Very durable. Motor is WAY quieter than blender or coffee grinder or any other comparable machine. The only downside is the blah appearance. « Show Less
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SoyaPower Plus has extra features (extra insulation, safety lock, and four pre-programmed buttons). In China where the machines are made, JYDZ-9D costs over 30% more than JYDZ-17A due to the new features.
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I am also interested in the answer to this as I have been looking at the Soyapower Plus as well.
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Search "SoyaPower plus review" on Google you can find professional reviews.
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I'm trying to make the same decision as you, between the Soyapower Plus and Soyquick Premier. Apparently Kitchen's Best is still experiencing technical difficulty with their website in 2012. I have used their website "contact us" feature as well as their listed "service" email address and received an answer from neither.
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The Soyapower plus and the SoyQuick premier appear to both be manufactured by joyoung. The Soyapower plus appears to be the Joyoung JYDZ-9D rebranded by Sanlinx (a US distributor in TN) and the SoyQuick premier is the Joyoung JYDZ-17A rebranded by Kitchen's best in Canada. Comparing those two models, the main difference I noticed was the Soyapower plus has the extra insulation and a lower wattage heating element. The prices on some other site was a $20 difference but in the other direction; the soyapower plus was extra. youtube had a video about a "soymilk maker" that had a helpful reference at the end. The Soyapower plus and the SoyQuick premier appear to both be manufactured by joyoung. The Soyapower plus appears to be the Joyoung JYDZ-9D rebranded by Sanlinx (a US distributor in TN) and the SoyQuick premier is the Joyoung JYDZ-17A rebranded by Kitchen's best in Canada. Comparing those two models, the main difference I noticed was the Soyapower plus has the extra insulation and a lower wattage heating element. The prices on some other site was a $20 difference but in the other direction; the soyapower plus was extra. youtube had a video about a "soymilk maker" that had a... » Read More The Soyapower plus and the SoyQuick premier appear to both be manufactured by joyoung. The Soyapower plus appears to be the Joyoung JYDZ-9D rebranded by Sanlinx (a US distributor in TN) and the SoyQuick premier is the Joyoung JYDZ-17A rebranded by Kitchen's best in Canada. Comparing those two models, the main difference I noticed was the Soyapower plus has the extra insulation and a lower wattage heating element. The prices on some other site was a $20 difference but in the other direction; the soyapower plus was extra. youtube had a video about a "soymilk maker" that had a helpful reference at the end. « Show Less
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I've been trying to decide between the Soyapower Plus and the Soyquick Premier as well. At this point I'm leaning towards the Soyapower Plus as their customer service has been more responsive. I asked both companies some questions, and I got replies very quickly regarding the Soyapower Plus. But multiple queries regarding the Soyquick Premier, sent through both their website contact link and their contact info on Amazon.com, have been ignored. It makes me wonder what kind of service they would provide after a purchase. This is disappointing because I was initially leaning towards the Soyquick Premier due to all their excellent reviews on Amazon. I've been trying to decide between the Soyapower Plus and the Soyquick Premier as well. At this point I'm leaning towards the Soyapower Plus as their customer service has been more responsive. I asked both companies some questions, and I got replies very quickly regarding the Soyapower Plus. But multiple queries regarding the Soyquick Premier, sent through both their website contact link and their contact info on Amazon.com, have been ignored. It makes me wonder what kind of service they would provide after a purchase. This is disappointing because I was initially leaning towards the... » Read More I've been trying to decide between the Soyapower Plus and the Soyquick Premier as well. At this point I'm leaning towards the Soyapower Plus as their customer service has been more responsive. I asked both companies some questions, and I got replies very quickly regarding the Soyapower Plus. But multiple queries regarding the Soyquick Premier, sent through both their website contact link and their contact info on Amazon.com, have been ignored. It makes me wonder what kind of service they would provide after a purchase. This is disappointing because I was initially leaning towards the Soyquick Premier due to all their excellent reviews on Amazon. « Show Less
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I replaced my Nutribullet with the Ninja....and I'm glad I did. It's very powerful, liquefies in seconds. The nutri billet would often leave me with chunks of unprocessed bits of carrot and ice. Very happy with the ninja. And for the price....I believe it's a way better value. Hope this helps :)
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You need to watch Dan McDonald, Life Regenerator on YouTube. He says the single auger is best for getting the most juice out of fruits/veggies, but you have to cut everything up into smaller pieces, and it takes longer. . . clean up is not as easy as the Breville Fountain Elite. I had a Jack LaLane for years. It costs around $100. at Costco, and did fine for when I did juice. Now that I juice every stinking day, I love the Breville Fountain Elite. It costs twice as much, but is faster and easier to clean. Put a plastic bag in the "catcher" . . . If you are not going to juice every day, you can get a Breville one model "down" for less money. If you are serious about juicing, I would spend the money and get the Fountain Elite. I have a Lemon Ginger Blast (Dan's juice recipe every day) . . . Breville is better than Jack LaLane juicer, but both work. If you aren't going to juice very often, just get a Jack LaLane at Costco. If you mean business, get a Breville at Bed Body Bath Beyond and use a 20% off coupon. If you are really energetic, get the single auger (I'm too lazy for that). . . good luck. Joan Brock
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hm - check out the reviews on the Vitamix. i was seriously considering the Vitamix a couple weeks ago and the reviews turned me away from buying it. i will probably buy this model because of the rave reviews here on Amazon ... one important consideration is that the Vitamix is a "blender" with a thick product whereas we are looking for a "juicer" that will separate the bulk/fiber from the nutrients.
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Our Son is 10 months old and believe me, it gets expensive at this point.... but! One thing we are doing now since he's older is we mix the soy with half whole milk (good for brain development per pediatrician). We originally did this because he didn't like the soy (or any formula straight), but now he loves it and it keeps a little money in our pockets with not having to go a full bottle each time. :) Good Luck!
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The ability to heat just milk, for one. Ability to dispense hot water. Larger milk, water and spent pod reservoirs. LED display. You are prompted to clean the milk receptacle. A 'ristretto' setting (very small amount of espresso). I have both and use both every morning when preparing lattes for my husband any myself. No need to have two, but I'm keeping the Plus as a back-up. The Pro drew me in with the milk and water settings. I like just steamed milk occasionally (much better steamed than from the aeroccino), and my husband enjoys tea, so it is nice to have the hot water setting. And to be honest, I just like a little coffee with my milk, so I am often adding more milk than the latte setting provides (yes, I do realize I can customize that output on both machines, but not everybody feels the same as I do about milk qty). Very sturdy machine. More sleek than the Plus. And when I say milk, I mean coconut flavored Almond milk. The primary reason I purchased a Nespresso machine in April 2013 was to have lattes with non-dairy and non-soy options. At the time, last April, Starbucks and Peets did not offer almond milk. Peets now does, but they don't have coconut flavored - it makes all the difference.
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The Soyapower plus and the SoyQuick premier appear to both be manufactured by joyoung. The Soyapower plus appears to be the Joyoung JYDZ-9D rebranded by Sanlinx (a US distributor in TN) and the SoyQuick premier is the Joyoung JYDZ-17A rebranded by Kitchen's best in Canada. Comparing those two models, the main difference I noticed was the Soyapower plus has the extra insulation and a lower wattage heating element. The prices on some other site was a $20 difference but in the other direction; the soyapower plus was extra. youtube had a video about a "soymilk maker" that had a helpful reference at the end.
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From what I've read, the little one sounds exactly like mine, the one for $132. I would buy the cheaper one. I use it every day and love it!!
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I got it after a recommendation from an Instagram account, and here are my thoughts. I will compare it to Pre-Jym which is by far the best I've tried. The Vega is less pungent but worse tasting. It does not mix as easily as other more common supplements. It gives a light clean jolt. Vega won't amp you up for a PR or an heavy volume day.
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You know I did a lot of research before I finally purchased my Dyson and the best I've been able to determine the machine itself is the same. I've heard from others that the Animal has stiffer bristles in the motorized head but the two seemed the same to me in the store. The main difference (besides the color) appears to be what's included in the box. You get a different set of tools with the Allergy model than you do with the Animal. The Allergy comes with a soft dusting brush, matress tool and flexi crevice tool that add up to $89.97 purchased seperately. The Animal comes with a mini turbine head, low reach tool and a carpet cleaning kit with Zorb and Dysolv which add up to $145.96 purchased seperately. I think that's your difference in pricing. Hope this helps you out!
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We are very happy with the NutriMill, but we know nothing about the WonderMill. All we can do is highly recommend the Nutrimill. The NutriMill is easy to clean. I hope this helps. Best regards
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No, someone just asked me about soy milk as well. I haven't tried any of those. Whole milk, 2% work the best. I tried skim and it never set up after 10+ hours in the yougurt maker. The instruction manual only give recipes for regular milk with vatious milkfat contents.
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Hi Mercy.....I have used my soy milk maker to make rice milk. I used brown rice, I toasted it in a dry pan and then soaked it overnight. I did not cook it. The ratio I used was 1/2c rice to 2c water. Your machine will come with a very fine sieve, but I too found the straining the most difficult part of the process. I might buy a nut milk bag for the next batch. I prefer soy milk, but I am sure you'll be able, with a little experimenting, perfect your recipe. There are a lot of different methods discussed on the net. Have fun!
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I've had good luck with Silk Original Soy milk. I always preheat the milk though, since the heat function of the machine doesn't get it hot enough for my taste. I'm not sure if that makes a difference in how well it froths. The "Very Vanilla" soy milk does not froth well though...in my experience.
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I did make almond milk with it. It came out a little thick. It doesn't have a setting to make an unheated milk like you usually would for almond milk. Unless the juice button is it. There are no instructions for it. I just used the soymilk button. I returned mine and got one that is a lot less work and has a mill button for making raw nut milks. The milk turns out way smoother too. I have the soyabella now.
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Probably soybean is little better ( just 5%) soybean.. It still has the same problem: baby sinking in the middle of mattress.. And this mattress not gonna stay for 2 years.. So u need to buy another one.. So instead of buying 2-3 times mattresses.. It's better to buy one in babies r us for 250 plus insurance and this mattress will be ok even for next baby! Believe me price matters;)
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I love my waring machine. My uncle and I tested the vitamix next to the warring and the warring blew the vitamix away. The motor is better. I have had mine for a year and a half. My uncle has had his for about ten years. I don't know anyone that has had one that long but my uncle had never had a problem.